Rhino on Mac users

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Comment by Majik Hudson on December 24, 2011 at 9:04am

My issue with Rhino OS X are floating command dialog windows. They get in my way during modeling. I would much rather they implement a roll-up style bar above the viewports with the options organized horizontally instead of vertically, or a choice in the preferences between the two.

Comment by Majik Hudson on December 24, 2011 at 9:00am

Anyone here using Rhino OS X? I don't see any updates for this year. 

Comment by James Harrison on December 22, 2009 at 2:58pm

New to this forum, just bought a MBP and partitioned it to run Rhino in W7.
Looking forward to reading thru and learning about other's experience with the Mac Rhino WIP.

Comment by Roger Paine on November 26, 2009 at 6:52pm

I've never used a pc, been on macs since they were black and white and Rhino for OSX is looking good. I've tried demos of several 3d mac apps and have found them difficult to use. Rhino, on the other hand, is quite intuitive. Bring it on.

Comment by Paul English on August 6, 2009 at 10:30pm

I'm also watching the Rhino/OS X development quite closely as I would much rather prefer using a mac to a PC. I use rhino alot for work especially the rendering side of things. I enjoy using brazil as my rendering system and am interested to see what toucan will have to offer.

Comment by Terry on August 6, 2009 at 11:29am

Hi Gang,

I recently joined the Jungle and the Mac group. We will be purchasing Mac's to replace our PC's over the next few months. I hope to learn a lot about the new Rhino/OS X development here.

Comment by Dennis Nelson on July 16, 2009 at 5:06pm

I actually like the user interface in Rhino OSX, specifically where you can see the name of the tool next to the icon. When I was first learning rhino I found it somewhat frustrating waiting for the little windows hover flyout to pop up so I could see what name of the tool was, or to find out if the tool had a right click or not, and what that right click did. I also like having a dialog box where you can see all the settings about a tool. More like my Mircostation background. Instead of the command line interface that Rhino has.

Comment by Stefan Boeykens on June 4, 2009 at 12:42am

I thought the older versions already had Toucan? At least I remember having tried it and was surprised that the Windows version did not support it.